Engaging People & Process Around Enterprise Adoption for Network Automation
summary
Enterprise adoption is harder at scale because teams are split, processes are codified for compliance, and changes require dozens of downstream updates, but centralizing intake and automating and simplifying the steps (extracting fields from PDFs into systems of record) lets automation land with minimal disruption. Practical moves include building diagnostic playbooks, automating supplementary documentation for review boards, piloting small workflows across two or three teams, and measuring actual hours saved before broad rollout.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to enterprise adoption
- 1:27Small vs enterprise challenges
- 4:37Human networks as data centers
- 10:13People over process principle
- 13:03Engaging processes effectively
- 15:53Compliance and risk in enterprises
- 17:16Engaging people behind processes
- 19:03Accepting enterprise realities
- 19:47What engineers can do today
- 21:54What managers can do today
- 23:39Start today on adoption
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